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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-23
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iein bes 5taatslefretdrs @rafea 6erbert
BIsmarf. ben 9ineffGen @eianbten
Dung Suen unb ben 8ertreter Sapans,
Marqnis Saronsie.
= Ser 5ueiuno3Dan3igidbrige 8rin3
Qeopolb bon preuBen, Der einsige Sobn
bes ueraorbenen priusen Griebrid &arl
bon preuBen, III on einem gafrifden
Gieber f9mer ertranft. Diegler5te baben
ertldrt. bob fi9 Der Bring in 2ebensse.
fabr befinbe.
= Gin @reisniB BON gerabe3u 1atio.
naler 8~sbeutuug fur bas gan3e beuti9e
9ei@ LIT Der 8eitritt oes ST. petri, bes
reuen 4bseuroneten fiir bic Stabt
StraBburg i'm @liaB our nationolli'
beraleu partei, mel9er fG Sr.
Petri- pen1 aud borldufg nod
als 9Ospitant = anseidlOfisn bat.
IS lit oas erfte Mal, baB Elm reidsldn.
oii6er Nbgeorbueter i9 elmer Der
characterization Grattionen anf9lieBt.
Blsber btlbeten bieIelben INNER eine els
gene inter ben fraftionslolen Nbgeorbs
retel aufgefibrte @ruppe, beren meille
Witglieber fid ON ffdrtffen gum gens
trum biage3ogen fiblten. 9err Sr.
pstri 1T i'm Suli biefes Sabres an
STEELE bes berftorbenen Mbgeorbnetsn
Sable gemdblt wotoen, unb omar nabes
su einftimmig bon ben gingeborenen fos
tDobl als bon ben Nltoeutf9en; BON ben
lebterer fplittette fid MUIR cine fIeine
Mtnberbeit ab, mel1e eineW ahlbemons
f%tratiDn fur ben Gelbmari9aa @rof
Mfoltfe iibernabm. 6err pstri geb0rt
eiuer altelidhiihen Gamilie an.
Gum Gapitel .Mbitutisntenpprs
letariat@ unb sur 3enuSeidnun9 Der
Wifere. tuel9e iebt in iueiten 2reifen
Der gebilbeten Stdnbe DeutI1lanbs
plab gegrifen bat. er5dblt cine Berlis
ler Qotalcorreaponben3, baB elm aus
BET prooins nod Berlin iibersefiebelter
&e9tsanpalt, BET CUR 5m6lften Stufe
Der GlaHenteuer eiugei6dBt porben
mar, oagesen ginipru@ erboben babe.
CT mics mad, baB er nidt bic g~erin9ffe
praris babe, unb ma6te iiber feline Ders
mbgenslage aberbaupt berartige 4ngas
ben, baB CT muir CUR erlten 2laheniteus
erfufe b~eranlagt tuerben t0nnte. Dieter
niebrigteH Steusrltuie 1T bsfanntli1
ein dbrIi1es ginfommea bon
APO Bis einihlieBli9 ego 81. ($100 bis
ca. $16Ol) Su @ruaoe geleet. Nu9
Merate ioI es in Berlin 9eben, Die nit
ibrem @intDmmen iiber bisie Stufe
niGt binausfommen.
sSn Nltenburg p.abte Elm 9aupt,
robr Der Maherleitung, 3tDei 9dufer
tpur6en bur9 bas ausirOmenoe Mafer
bermaben unteripilt, oaB fe 5uiammens
bra9en. Die Ginnobner fonnter f9
nod redtjeitig rstten.
- Sn 9bln unb Na9en tnerben III
bieiem Minter auldBli9 Der Granfbeit
oes 2ronprin5en teine Gaf4inas.u ms
atige o~bgebalten tperben.
- aus Berlin tommt bie-bofents
lid faIf9e-NaGri9t. baB gugen 3i6s
ter geiftesfrant %getporben lei. (Oie
sWefl. pof." benubt biefe traurige
Na@ri9t 3u Der 8emertuug: &i6ters
finn 1T in SIR finn umsei9lus
gen. SIR bielen yWlb" Derbient Der
&eoacteur Der nDefl. pOf" elm paar
banbfefe ObifeigenlD &l6ier foa fi9
in Der @ei@stagsiiBuus bonn Is. Se'
eember 10 aufgeregt ge3et9t unD tiber'
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-23
q. s. MaMer,

WeH Go m mescefrabs,
bdlt Elm groBes unb iebr ~QeindbItes Qds
ger bon Sapeteu, 3ouTeaug,
BiIberrabmen unb GgtFen,
unb ferrer reben 3eidnensM fatefialien
a1er Mrt. 6arben unb Mnfreis
der Materialien n, ~be1rnoers
Dammets fertile Btmif8te
Barber. Die beifen unb bili8ffen I'M
Warste, 81. inter boiler @arattie oers
fault tperben. III + unb Gpies
geIgIas unb an6ere In bities Cad
l1lageube Mrtifel; NORM Getr MliilIer
Das gr6Bfe Eager I'M Wefen bes Gtnas
les bat. M~uftrd8e aus benz 2atbe mere
ben prompt aussefiibrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-23
california gseiue.

Weinliebbober finben elm sroBes Sos
ger bon feinen California . Weineu bel
9errn s.. s. Meper am Ilarno
pIaaa. 9err Meper ilidt bic Weine
an Ort uno Gtele aus mi fault brett
aus benz Seller Ter Weinsidter. Wis
sutem Qenner seIinst es ibm ftets. bic
befen Sorten aus3umdblen. gr tdiffl
feline aunbem uno 6amiiien nit etnerl
guten 9ropfen perfeben. Roibs unb
WeiBmeine In porSigli6er Aualitdt
DON iebt ab $1.O0 per @alone - fret
ins Saus geliefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-23

5reunbe I'm feinen @eiifessufanb bes
iorgt ~geworben feien. gs beibt, baB
Elm befannter Berliner Mrst peranlaBt
tDurbe, li6 nit &i9ter in cine ldngere
unterbaltuug einaulaf1en, ur1 gu erfab,
rem, ME es nit ibm ffdnbe. Nufalenb
1T es, baB bieier Nrat nod feline Mnga.
be iber bas grgebni8 jeiner Beo>
ba6tungen gema1t bat.
Sie 3abl ber 6reimaurer in
Ssutf6lanb betrd9t A. DIG in 346 60,
gen. Elm meiiteu perbreitet 1T bic
WaIrerei in ben nprbbeuti9en See.
ftdbten. Sn 2ibed fomme1 auf 1O.s
600 GinmObuer 81, in 9amburg "a,
in Bremen As Waurer, Berlin 20,
Inbalt %, Medlenburg 10, sa6iea
16, Sbiringen Is, 8raunf6meig Il,
8iirttemberg unb 8aDern ie 3, 8aben
4, GliaB 2otbringen 2 auf 10000.
Sie 3abl Der 2ogeu 1T In @9leiien
am gr6Bten, bort befinben f1 SO, In
granoenburs IS, propin3 Gahfen 81,
@beinproOin3 Is. 26ni9rei9 5a9fen
Is, 6eRen Is, Wsdenburg Ii, Dams
burg IA 2ogen.
= eSn Dresden feierte unlang1i cine
ber dIteiten uno an~gefebenifen polite
f9en perf6nli9feiten @adfens, Der
@s9tsautpalt Suftisratb Dr. Wllbelm
Mihael S9aHraib, bas 50idbrige SUI
blldum Der SoctOrprompiion. Ser
am |. Mai 1914 geborene Subilar bot
fi9 aus ben drmli9ften 0erbdltnifen
beraus, er mar Der Sobn zines Doris
f9ulme1fters Der salten guten 3eita,
einen berporragenben YIab int 6ifents
ltder Seben Sadfens, unb iber beferl
@ren3eH btnaus errungett. 5don Dor
l848 gum 2anbtagsabgeorbneten ge.
mdbIt, nabm er in ienem nerbdnguiBs
bolen Sabre on ben Mrbeiten bes
Granffurter @orparlaments ben lebs
baftefen Mntbeil. geb6rte bann BEN
Yarlamente big in Die traurigen Sage
bDn Stuttgart biuein an, uab CAB aud
bamals init ieinsnt 6reunbe &obert
Blum bic sGrantfurter Gei9sseitung"
beraus. Sn bas 8erbdngnlB Mobert
8lums purbe aud @9aHratb Der.
tuldelt uno ertt i'm Sabre 1862 nab
er n%OlltduOlg tre~igeipro6en. BON Dies
Ter Selt 40 Dat Der Jubllar dig Nebts.
anfnalt tn Dresden gelebt unb pter3ig
Sabre lang benz f69fi@en S%anotage,
BON l071-4 OILS Yrdfoent Der 3lpeis
ten %amrler, IN ben Sabren 1867,
1871, 1873 uno 1875 aud benz beut'
lden Hsin Stage ongeb6rt. Set eiaent
JabrseDat bat fi9 Or. S9aHratb bon
ben 6fentlihen Nnselegenbeiten auriid-
ge5oger, nerpaltete aber nod bas ebs
renamt oes Worfaaees Der id1lifGen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-23
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@ie 1T biss ?

Wir bieten einbuabert 9olers Be.
lobnung fir teben Gal BON Rotarrb an,
Der ni6t bur9 ginnebmen BON uSan's
2atatrb. Sur" sebeilt tpsroen fam.
s. s. @bemep& Co., Giaentb'r,
Solebo, Obio.
u. g. 9au's 9atarrb , 2ur tpirb
eingenommen unb pirft brett auf bas
glut unb bic i6Ieimigen SberHd9en
beg Spffems. preis IS Gents bic
Jlai@e. @ertsuft bon allen N~potbetern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-23
SSB<stBt6s'
6. g. @IaubOn n, @lert.

D6s- Dte neuefe en- m portirs
ten Gelifatefien, eingema6te
5ri9te uIlb Semitic, Budpbeat unb
Staple eprnp, neuer Sugar 0ouie Mos
Ia1es, Graders nnb Biscuits, Butter
unb gier fiets frii1 unb in grpben
Borrdtben bel g mitb & WiIfo n,
gde ber Sole6ab u. 6ouiion StraBe.
Ollie Oroers tuerben prompt ausgefibrt
unb Die Waaren ins 0aus gelieferf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-23

2abt @u9 nidt tdufden bur9
iiiebere preiie fur arbeit, tpeI9e better
als irgeno cine in Seras seliefert tuirb,
fonbera berfigt @u9 mad Gallo.
10 a p's pbctograpbiidem Gtelier, go.
Alb Ols5oufton. StraBe, mo gu9 quite
uno sufrieoenhelenbe @rbeit gu reellem
Preiie %garantirt tpirb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-23

sa- Die Suuelier. Girma @ b Il.
Der GriBer bat fd tDdbrenb ber
finf Sabre ibres 8efiebens ben allge.
mein anerfannten &uf erporben, CUTE
Waaren gu liberaleH preifen au nertau'
fen. Sic fnb i'm Stanoe, nit allen
anberen 8ef@dften ibrer Brar1e ers
fOlgrei9 au tonturriren; fte lino ent.
f6iORen bier 3u bleibeu unb aDe lire
Maaren unter @arantie 3l nerfaufen.
Store: go. 246 Commerce StraBe,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-23
edmade mn tinberleie Graaen

foiltsn nidt berapsifsln. lOnheri. Ratb uab De.
Iebrnns ans eiusm iDn2e i96pfeus bsr@ nts
Dies Saulenbe innerbdlb i~iir1efiex Bet ihrs boEe
@eiunbbsit piebsr erlanst unb ben eiuJisen
Bnnfd ihres Sersens In grfilinug eehrn Ia.
BEN. Das nit rielen aranlenstf4i4seu e..
~Idutertt, reidIid anseefattete ntuehe @et
pirb gratis unb franeo berfGi6t uoa ber
1rtbate glimic 8 D~iepenIArpe Is o.
@0nitun Gtr., Hetu Bert, v. y.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-23
Gabr<9Iam
aranias Yab 8abu.

-Nb fabtt-
Bon San Nntonio mad Corpus
Gbrifi, poufca nnb Gal.
peton....-..-....11 llbt Wurmgs.
BON San Nai0nio mad Rerr.
uiue.-..-....-....6 lubt 4benbs.
2-MnfuHit-
Sm San aatonio BON Corpus
@brifi, 9outon unb @ats
netton.....-.5 nbr 80 Min. Na6m.
in San antonio Don Qerrs
bile .-...........1 10 ubr Worngs.
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6errens uno anabensMns
} Il 9 e, f6Der aenug fir Serbf unb
Winter rs - $500 biliger OILS friiher,
UNI nit benz gorratb gu rdumen. pans
coat 6 Sobn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-23

~ @au3 tpollene Beintleiber fur
81 uno 80, bel ". Mprris.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-23
yrud! grrdb grud, !

tpirb unfeblbar tnrirt nod ber Wetbobe
Der Dpftoren s. $. nnb 8. Wilianas,
ct. 2ouis, Mp. Meoer Wssfer nod
bppooermif9e Habeln tperoen auges
tpanot. Gofortise grlei@terung. unb
grinoli6e 0eilung in tar3er 3eit. Nsan
tpirb niht perbinbert ieiner Nrbeit ober
feinen @ef9dften nadauseben. Auf
Wunf1 tpirb bic 0eillns garontirt.
Ronlultatiott unentseitli9. WdBige
preife. 5pre@t Dor 3immer SO. a
dber MolH & Hsarr. 0.9.tutu
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-23

lluiere neuea Winterlpooren :
glotbing, 0errens8 Toilette. Nrtifel, linz
terseug &c. fommen nod unb mad on
unb liesen sur @ei9iisuns often. qons
coat e Sobn.
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-DreB Robes uLb Sadets
lebter Mobe, iOeben etngetroffen bet
lounge MrnnIb.
auptqmortier


aqsr Nrten bon -
Bouquets,
Srauerfrdn3en,
bllbenben u m { n,
3ier trdu@ern,
Gru9tbdumen,
S6attenbdum { It,
Smmergriin II,
MagnoIien
&ofen,
SIamem3miebeIH II,
8iument6pfen
&c. &c. &c.
in Ben
Sfga 2lurferies,
iutpba 300, OF 9oufonsS trase.
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Der 2assn il ieben aberb CUR gsF4.
tisHns ~seSfuetl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-23

16- goIbs unb Gitbrsinaa,
rem gu binigern preisen tuis irgeubs
no anoers Bel 8ebr. Bell.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-23

saE~ Sdbne Meibna1tsge.
fiHbet mon in benz eleeanten
Store Der @ebr. Bell.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-23

Or. ausuii Erais's Sa:abarser arrpfen inb
tn alien Gpcfhefsn fir so Gents bic Tlafbe ~
Aabeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-23

THE CHARLES 4. VOGElEa CO.. Baltimore, lid.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-23
Gampfu auer art.

8is fnb bic aIIeinigen Nsenten fir bic Be.
riifmten aodeter 9ampen, beren pi9t cine
eeudtfroft bon 5 aerjen Bat.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-02-11

he crouchcd upon the paupcr mound
Where his loved masters bones were laid
IN dumb despair ho Gnxed around
One shaggy paw half-fcarfuI laid
Upon the earth 20 cold. 20 gay.
where his ono friend. his master. lay.
He whined and howled. his grief 70 ten,
His face was pIteous 70 behold;
And u! the rain N torrents fell.
While long and loud the thunder rolled.
He did not mind the angry storm
That beat upon bis trembling form.
who slept belows A worthless scamA
An idle outcasl people said.
A waif-a stray-a ragged tramp,
Who gladly shared his crust OF bread
With the fond brute, ais only friend,
Who lived 70 guard him. and defend.
They had been comrades IN Distress;
Misfortune marked them both 10 own:
And now he missed that rude carcss.
How cold, how dark. the world had grown
h drooped his head. his eyes grew dim;
Life held no ray Of light for him.
He sought one plying glance in vain.
For dainty ladies shrank away.
Held back their slxirts In cold disdain:
Rough urchins kicked him a. he lay.
They needed not his grief, for he
Was but cur OF low degree!
- Lets drown the brute r. the urchins cried.
One last despairing howl he gave,
Rolled over on his weary side,
And died upon the lowly grave,
appraised. unwept a. II 10 prove
How well faithful brute can love!
funny Forresfer, IN Chambers Journal
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-02-11

Two sisters IN Washington bear tho
aames Of Desire Moore and Plenty
Moore.
Elizabeth Barrett Browning wrote
her 6rst poem when she was eleven
years old.
The last ineligible words uttered
by General Logan wero: II this II the
end. ! am ready"
Hannibal HamIin had . brother
named Julius Caesar Cincinnatus. and
his four sisters bore the names OF
Europe, Asia, Australia and America
Boston Journal.
Miss Lille Scidmore, the Washing
ton correspondent, Is a famous travel
err. and ID said to have been around the
world more than once. Her mother
now lives In Japan.
The most noted entertainer in Bos-
ton Is Mrs. Clara Erskine Clement
Waters. the art writer. Her salon u
modelled after that Of the famous Nine.
Recamier. and at her receptions it IL
said that one ID sure to meet all the So
cial lions Of the day.-Boston Herald.
General Sherman spends many Of
his evenings at the opera and theater.
He is very popular in New York. and
has 50 many invitations to dinner that
he is obliged to keep q memorandum
Of them and consult in daily order thai
none may be forgotten.-M Y. Tribune.
Major William Dickey, the oldest
legislator at Augusta, was brought up in
the Franklin County wilderness. He
used to walk fifteen miles to go to
school in Pennington, and helped his
widowed mother make both ends meet
by ringing the bell. sweeping out the
schoolhouse, and doing other chores
LcUisfon (Mc Journal.
-'Coal-Oil Johnny" who was made
immensely rich by the discovery Of
petroleum. and who scattered his
wealth with such lavish hand. has
descended step by step until he now
has no place to lay his head save in
dreary cell in the Mount Holly IN. J.)
Jail. The quondam possessor Of mil
iVAiS - INV SVAAAhAAoh ~ Gil I've 80
Herald.
Mr.. Lamar's late courtship was the
most thoroughly carried out affair Of
the kind ever dreamed Of in the phi
losophy Of the Romeos Of Macon. Il
may do to tell now that the Sccretary's
morning visit began just after an early
breakfast and ended generally about
dark, with brief intermission for din
ner. and that the evening call lasted
well into the night. Macon (Ga.) Tsie.
graph.
Miss Booth, the editor Of Harpcr'A
Bdzar, expresses often her partiality
for household pets, and not only in her
writings, but in practice, carries out
her belief in their usefulness. Her
fine Maltese cat, q snowy combination
Of mouse-color and white, appears in
the parlors at her receptions with .
frill Of white embroidery around his
neck. and seems unawed at the dis
tinguished guests.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-02-11

Conditions which should Be Taken LIE
Confederation ~ PoFk-Raisers.
The hog has digestive organs that
are particularly well calculated for the
digestion Of fibrous food. This, in .
state Of nature, was his main food; in
fact, leaving out nuts and grubs, pretty
much his entire source Of living. When
the hog is shut away from pasture and
put into winter quarters, the change
from a variety Of food to the customary
ration Of corn, and nothing but corn, is
not always conducive to health. In
fact, indigcstion--for even the hog may
have this--affects many hogs that are
thus changed from grass and other
fibrous food to corn alone or corn
mainly. 1t should be borne in mind
that the animal has no power to change
the elements in the food given to it.
He can only appropriate what is given
him. In his native condition the hog
had, as he now has when on pasture,
food containing q nutritive ratio Of
about Of albuminoids to A Of carbo-
hydrates, while the usual winter feed,
corn, contains nutritivc ratio Of / to
Sc, establishing the fact that the hog
in his native condition, and in modern
times, when on pasture. is furnished
with food far more conducive to growth
Of muscle and frame than when he il
confined to corn alone. Before the
improvement made upon the pig during
the past one hundred years, he had q
much larger proportion Of lean flesh as
compared to the fat than now. The
feeding Of corn during winter is proper
enough in view Of Its adaptability to
the condition imposed by low tenn
perature, as fat Is one Of the best
shields against cold. But the plan
adopted by many Of allowing the hog
no exercise, and no food except corn,
during the winter, Il, in both directions,
bad practice. In the absence Of grass
II il an excellent plan to cut up hay,
mixing this with ground feed, COM
posed Of oats, bran and oil-cake meal.
BY feeding this wet, most hogs, but
not all, will eat Il with avidity, and an
improved condition will at once follow.
Anoticoablc improvement in the evacu-
atoms will be observed, ~ compared
70 what was seen when corn alone was
fed, and soon afterwards change In
ths general thrift d the hog viii BE-
manifest --N National Livs- Stock Journal
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-02-11
HUMOROUS.

When the Pilgrim Fathers hear
that Plymouth has had q dance in hon.
or Of their landing, they will be sorry
they landed. Philadelphia Cali
A Financial Peril
II they should dam Niagara's course
In peril would finances be.
Because check 20 that fierce force
Would sure contract the current--eee?
Cleveland Sun.
-"See here, Silas, / don't t'ink much
Of dis yere Leghorn bonnet Of . hen.
She sets . bad eggsample. She had
oughter had chicks free weeks ago. y
Dat failures easily splained, Dinah.
She's not in ernest all de time"
-C-r-a-c-k!-Why should tho act Of
kissing pretty girl under the mistle-
toe be looked upon Is nothing short q
- hanging matterw Why. because
most young people look upon it as quite
Z capital ofFcnse- "-sJudy.
"A paper recording the arrest OF an
actor for stealing. says he was caught
in the act" though it fails to state
whether it was the first, second or third
act. Unjust have made a queer scene,
however, TEXAS Siftings.
FL see in the paper that the new
comet is visible to the naked eye" said
Amy to her friend. the high-school girl.
"Would it not be better to say IL il Wis
ible to the unclothed organ OF visionP''
gently suggested Mildred. Pittsburgh
Chronicle.
No Impediment-Mr. Pebbleberry
- should ce-certainly ego into
PARLIAMENT II I ha-hadn't such .
co-confounded imp-imp-cdiment in
my speech" Mr.. Flithers-"My dear
boy, Parliamcnt's the very place for
you on that account. Fen.
-Countryman Goose in book store)
s'Have you got praycr-books, Mis-
terP" Clcrk--"Yes. The Book Of
Common Prayer. supposep" Coun-
tryman-''No, it's for young school
marin down my way, and I want .
book Of the best prayers you've got in
the bildin'." ~. Y Sun.
A clergyman sat in . chair to be
shaved. The artist began: WHO
shaved your Have your hair cut ?
Try a bottle Of our Trycophegusp
Have shampoo ?" The clergyman
turned to the barber, and said /: Let
me up. II Il have got to say my
catechism. prefer to say It sitting up.
But l came here 70 be shaved. "-Mcr-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-02-11

ne Necessity q : Clossr synpashy -
tween Hnrmsrs aaA MannfsceuFess
Progress among Western farmers has
few Il any more interesting features
than the Improvement manifest in the
dairy industry. Butter-making was
formerly confined 10 the farmers kitch-
en-. where the milk from few roaming
cows was set In poorly-selectcd situa-
tons in wide crooks or shallow pans.
A dash churn served 70 make tho but
ter; the finger was the only thermome-
ter. A wooden bowl and ladle were
the instruments to further kill the
grain and quality Of the butter. Com
mon coarse salt was added to the much
abused article. and the greasy rolls
were done up in nice clean cloths. Al
the store Of the country merchant.
these rolls were tumbled into an indis-
crimlnate mass Of all shades Of white
and yellow. From them they took :
long ride in wagons, cars and boats.
with the temperature at the melting
point. Last but not least, the suffer-
ing consumer was reached. and his
tastes were 90 uneducated that the ar
ticle was taken along with other neces-
saries.
With combined dairying came in bet
ter practices, Fine. uniform butter.
coming from these places in considera-
BILE bulk, began to educate, not only
the taste Of consumers, but the eye and
methods of the dairy trade. Associated
dairying has now spread to nearly al
parts Of the Northwest. and markets
are furnished with great quantities Of
creamery. factory and dairy products
Of high and uniform quality. More
and better goods are furnished the
markets than could have been pro-
duced under the old system. Practical
experience. with much aid from sci
ence. has enabled associated butter and
cheese making to be carried to high
err degree Of perfection. The work
inside many Of these establishments is
carried on with system and accuracy.
which, aided by marvellous improve
enahle. th.r 80 I.v dowr ,r;raa cc,,ds
i Naw ~ - R.s,or H. nasrcns
~ t,r,';sh ~ oroa,, hava an,v :
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-02-11

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